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On Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:44:23 -0500 |
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Lance Lassetter <lancelassetter@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> afaik, latest stable is: |
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> bash-3.2_p39 |
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> might not be a good idea to run unstable stuff such as bash and python; |
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> just a thought. |
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After downgrading to bash-3.2, the problem remains. Bash |
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is thus apparently not the culprit. |
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My greatest fear has been realized. No one else experiences |
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this problem; therefore, I have a gremlin lurking somewhere on |
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my system. |
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I can't devote excessive time right now to explore this more |
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deeply. So far, only eselect and python-updater are affected |
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and I can fix both of these. |
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Incidentally, eselect, also a bash script, produces this error: |
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`ec_do_list-options': not a valid identifier |
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`ec_do_list-modules': not a valid identifier |
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If I rename these identifiers to |
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ec_do_list_options |
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ec_do_list_modules |
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the problem disappears. |
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Frank Peters |
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